Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-01-28

Monday and Tuesday.
Ed. i. Smith, of the st. Louis Rep,aJ
Hcan was in town Tuesday.
Three of Mr. and Mrs. Godley's chill
dren are sick with diphtheria.
One Grand Haven lady described to-
boggans Us zi-i-ip- and walk mile
Mr.. Chase. father of James Chase
and Miss Chase, Of the union school. is
very sick.
y. O. Griswold and G. ;. Steere, two
prominent Stanton attorneys. were in
town Monday.
\ two years old child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Nmsicllle died sunday, of mem
braneous Group.
Secure Your seats early for Under
the GaSlight, at the opera house next
Friday evening.
Mrs !. W. Kazebee and Mrs. l.. f.
Leonard were in Sheridan over Sunday
visiting friends.
Ed. l.. Nchweier of Shepherd, was in
town Thursday and made the RECORD
Office a pleasant call.
\. j. Scott of Riyerdale, lost valu-
able horse, last Tuesday from innam-
nation of Che bowels.
Luther Wood has opened very neat
flour and feed store in his building op-
posite the Church block.
An increase Of nearly fifty students
this term would indicate that the
Normal school is taking a boom.
S. T. HoT's stock of hardware at
sumner las been purchased 10y Mr..
Bush, who intends moving it to Ashley.
Great preparations are being made
for the presentation of Under the
Gaslight ' next Friday evening. Don't
fail to see it.
ForND;-A pair of spectacles and
case The owner can have the same by
calling at this Office, proving property
mdpaymg for this notice.
Considerable hard work was put in
BY property owners in removing snow
rom the roofs, the weight being so
great that a collapse was feared in
many cases.
The Ithaca hotels have done away
With free buses and j. Il. Sowersby has
purchased them and will run buses to
nd from all trains. and to all parts If
hc village, charging ten cents per trip. {
4. W. Lyon, of Ithaca, who has been
p the photograph business at that 5
lace for the past IS years, has rented
IormiG's gallery. in this village, moved !
is family here and will make Alma |
is future home Q
Quite number of exchanges quote
lonzo JcWett. Of Breckenridge. as an d
lima saloonist. No, gentlemen, Jewett e.
'ld "tanglefoot in Breckenridge and d
me to Alma for his trial, "Only this, n
more. q
Fulton and Maple Rapids are wild" ..
il the cNtensionion of the d.. l.. Il n. -,
stab. some Of the finest farming !,
mtN i'm the state would be traversed .,
ould the road be extended To Lansing :
the route now under consideration. y
An interesting letter describing some o
the experiences Of the Florida party r,
III be found elsewhere in this issue of fC
e. record. Shall be glad to hear from d.
y or all members Of the party as often a,
tile spirit moves" them in that di-
ction
Past Grand High Priest, c. II. Axtel.
IS just returned from two weeks
p to Detroit. where he has been at Ii
ldng meetings OF State Grand Lodge Ia
1t Chapter of L. u \. NJ. of Mich
an. lie reports the craft in a healthy r,
d prosperous condition. ~
The cold wave signal bureau estab- si
led one year ago. has been a bloom
success. Out Of the large number
reports submitted, three out of every ., ~
if nave been correct. and the result "
been a great saving to shippers of '"
'ishable goods, and to all whose busi-
S. would be injured by the sudden tn
'hgeSof temperature.-Eenton IN pa
,odcni. ed
The ladies OF the Aid Societies of the ln
eral societies of our town are de- plI
wing Of much praise for the amount Is
good work they have accomplished
winter, likewise, the amount of O.
ld comfort they have manufactured of
taken 1t into the homes where il
$ deserved and needed. How much tw
ter than sending everything to the AL
'or heath9ns'-a craze which RACES heI
20 many places. no,
eslerday morning, when coming 7
'n town, Postmaster Ely met with n 20,
serious accident. When near the VIII
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